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Friday 19 July 2019 10:37 am  |  Updated:  Friday 19 July 2019 4:47 pm

New homes: Our pick of the new builds going on sale in London this weekend

By: Helen Crane

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Grand Union, Alperton

From £350,000 for a studio

Homes are now available to buy at Grand Union, the major regeneration project being undertaken by St George, which has seen the developer open up a previously inaccesible section of the Grand Union Canal. The development in Alperton will comprise 3,000 studio, one, two and three-bedroom homes, with prices starting at £350,000. Amenities include a canal-side piazza with a selection of cafes, restaurants, and bars; a childrens’ play space and a community centre.

Call 0808 1788 838 or visit berkeleygroup.co.uk

Hackney Gardens

Hackney Gardens, Hackney

From £825,000 for a two-bed

The first phase of eight two and three-bedroom duplexes at Thornsett’s Hackney Gardens is being launched this weekend. Each apartment features an open-plan living space, two bathrooms and a garden. Michael Stone, CEO at agent Stone Real Estate, says the development offers “the perfect accommodation for downsizers seeking a stylish property in a totally unique location.” The development sits next to the St John at Hackney church, which has played host to gigs by Coldplay, Bloc Party and Ed Sheeran.

Call 020 7043 8888 or visit stonerealestate.co.uk

The Mansions

The Mansions, Wimbledon

From £549,950 for a one-bed

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Berkeley Homes has recently launched 57 one, two, three and four-bed apartments at The Mansions in Wimbledon. The apartments are located within five 19th-century style ‘mansion’ buildings and are close to the cafes, boutiques and sporting facilities of Wimbledon Village. As well as having a private garden or terrace, residents will also have access to a gym, cinema, garden square and underground parking, and will be able to reach Waterloo in 17 minutes from Wimbledon station.

Call 020 8003 6139 or visit the-mansions.co.uk

Windsor House

Windsor House, Uxbridge

From £249,995 for a one-bed

Howarth Homes is launching the final eight homes in its Windsor House development in Uxbridge town centre on Saturday. The one and two-bedroom
open-plan apartments have been developed within the listed former post office building, retaining original features such as curved bays, sash windows and high ceilings. Howarth will hold a Help to Buy event at Windsor House on Saturday, where potential buyers can also enquire about its other developments in the area.

Call 018 9545 4888 or visit howarthhomes.co.uk

Peckham Place

Peckham Place, Peckham

From £440,000 for a one-bed

Sales have commenced at Notting Hill Genesis’ Peckham Place development on Queen’s Road. A total of 201 homes for shared ownership and 78 homes for private sale are available, and buyers can choose from one, two or three bedrooms. Each home features an en suite in the master bedroom, and a two bedroom show home within the development has been designed by award-winning Suna Interiors. Central London can be reached in 15 minutes via links at both Peckham Rye and Queen’s Road Peckham.

Call 020 3815 2222 or visit nhgsales.com

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